FRANKLYN-LINTON-Obituary

FRANKLYN NELSON LINTON

West Newton, Vermont

Jul 16, 1919 – Jun 25, 2013 (Age 93)

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BORN
July 16, 1919
DIED
June 25, 2013
AGE
93
LOCATION
West Newton, Vermont

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LINTON, Franklyn Nelson (Age 93). Of West Newton, Massachusetts, formerly of Corinth and Barre, Vermont, June 25, 2013. Born in Corinth, Vermont July 16, 1919, son of George H. and Beatrice (Miles) Linton, he attended grade school in Corinth, high school at Thetford Academy, MIT during WWII, and...

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What fun to remember Frank-a wonderful husband , father and grandfather. As a child I remember him camping in the Adirondacks with my family, showing us the marble quarries of Barre and maple syrup boiling pots. Such a good and jovial person! He would be proud of how well Frank jr has managed in this pandemic with low vision!

Andrew and Marty Jewett on right side of this July trip to Santa Fe, Argentina with a Habitat Build

To all mourning the loss of Frank Linton Sr,
What a fine gentleman! I remember with gteat fondness our family camping trips on Lewey Lake and in NH, and living in the graduate family housing E Colvin Dr ,Syracuse Univ, and visits to Barre and the marble quarries and the maple syrup farm. I was always impressed with the tender care he took of his dear wife Cecile. And later Rosalia. The Lintons' values of welcoming foreign students in their home and helping neighbors in many ways...

To the Linton Family,

The Stuart Family has many fond memories of your Dad. Our families spent many vacations together camping in the Adirondacks and many visits to each other homes over the years. I especially remember visiting the homestead in Barre and enjoying the warm hospitality of Frank and Cecil. Your father was a wonderful man and a true gentleman. May he rest in peace.

To the Linton Family,

Remember your Dad as a quiet and gentle man, and his obituary is a loving tribute to a life well lived. Can only imagine how much you'll miss him, but know the warmth of happy memories will bring you comfort.

To Cynthia , Lucille and famlies, I was sorry to hear of Frank's passing. I came to know Frank through association at Groton Pond. Many a times we would visit when I saw him getting his mail at camp, or at the Association meetings. He came across to me as a friendly, gentle and kind man, who reminded me a lot of my own Dad. I know how much he loved camp and watching the loons.
You were blessed to have him in your lives for so many years. God be with you in your time of loss.
The...

I remember Frank from AOT in the 70's and 80's - he was always smiling and I don't think he ever had a bad day. My sincere condolences to his family members.

May the Linton family and friends be consoled by their fond memories of a fine man, husband and father during this difficult time. Franklyn will be missed by many.

To the Linton family,remember me little Stevie Moore,your parents took care of me over 50 years ago on Richardson Rd.in Barre,VT.Your dad was a very amazing man,he will be missed by all.

To the Linton family:
My thoughts and prayers go out to you all and your extended family. My family and I were neighbors of this kind, gentle man for many years, and we treasured his friendship, kindness, and wisdom. God bless.
Pat (Cano) Pallas Gray